[rdierich]

Hello.

I brought my car to get hail damage worked on. When I received my car back the battery was completely dead and there was no sound coming from any of the speakers. I replaced the battery, tried reseting the radio, tried unplugging the negative cable for 15 min, etc. I brought i back into the shop and they said none of the fuses were blown and that the cords were fine. They believe I needed to replace my amp. I bought an amp but now I can't find the location of the amp. Does anyone have any suggestions as to where this would be?

Thanks!

Rylie

 

[normandelli]

It should be under the front passenger seat.

 

[rdierich]

It should be under the front passenger seat.

It should be under the front passenger seat.

Thank you! Do you think it pretty hard to access? Does the seat need to be removed from the vehicle?

 

[normandelli]

My bad, I should have included the image below, yesterday. Yes, the seat needs to come out. Maybe not absolutely necessary but it certainly makes for easier removal / installation of the amp. Let us know if the replacement you bought fixes the problem!

 

[grandpaswagon]

If the yahoos were dumb enough to not disconnect the battery when having your car (for how long) why would you believe them telling you to replace the amp?

 

[showseeker]

My amp was draining the battery too on my '14. Bought one and replaced it myself, no seat removal necessary; just ran the seat all the way forward to reach the back screws, then all the way back to get the front ones.

 

[pizzaman555]

You might need to just hit the reset button on the front of the radio. From time to time I need to reset it because I lose all sound.